Bryan Kohberger has another chance to explain why he killed 4 Idaho college students

Bryan Kohberger has one last chance Wednesday to give the grieving parents of four University of Idaho students he admitted to killing the answers they've desperately sought for nearly three years.

'Rotting meat forced us inside': Ogden families find relief after months of unbearable odor

What began as a faint odor turned into a smelly situation for an Ogden neighborhood thanks to rotting wild game meat left in a shuttered processing plant, but relief is coming.

Lehi pauses proposed bridge ordinance; veterans' happy tradition can continue

Lehi paused a proposed ordinance that would restrict bridge activities, intended to stop kids from jumping into the Jordan River from pedestrian bridges.

How Salt Lake City's decision to transfer its foreign trade zone authority became 'fortuitous'

Salt Lake City recently transferred authority of a zone that can help businesses importing goods. It's now poised for statewide expansion during a pivotal time for many businesses.

Can you ever expect privacy in public? Coldplay kiss camera saga tells us a lot about the answer

When the "KissCam" at a Coldplay concert landed on a couple who tried (but failed) to duck out of the spotlight, the internet immediately got to work.

Trump says Fed's Powell will be out in 8 months

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is a "numbskull" who has kept interest rates too high, but he will be out in eight months, President Donald Trump said at a news conference on Tuesday.

Utahns get up close and personal with floats ahead of Days of '47 Parade

Parade floats to be seen in the Days of '47 parade gathered at the Mountain America Expo center to provide a piece of history and fun.

Former death row inmate will be moved from prison to jail to await new trial

After 40 years on death row, Douglas Carter was ordered Tuesday to move from the state prison to the Utah County Jail to await a new murder trial.

Epstein files fight leads House Republicans to start summer break a day early

The top Republican in the House of Representatives said on Tuesday he would send lawmakers home early for summer recess to avoid a political fight over the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Logan Canyon reopens to traffic, but wildfire continues to burn

Logan Canyon has reopened after fire crews shut it down Tuesday afternoon to fight a wildfire, which fire officials say is still burning.

Utah judge dismisses lawsuit against Tim Ballard, says plaintiff improperly accessed documents

A Utah judge has dismissed claims of sexual misconduct brought by a woman against Tim Ballard, saying she improperly accessed internal documents later used as evidence in the case.

Arizona woman dies days after multivehicle crash in Rich County

A woman has died days after she and seven other people were injured in a multivehicle accident in Rich County.

Evidence in West Jordan house fire that killed 4 points to father as culprit

A father who died along with another adult and two children in a house fire in West Jordan on Friday was responsible for causing the fire, police announced Tuesday.

Midvale man charged with opening fire on 2 strangers walking bicycles

A Midvale man was charged Tuesday with shooting at two people he didn't know, injuring one, after politely asking how their night was going.

2 boys arrested for investigation of arson at abandoned Ogden nursing home

Two boys have been arrested for investigation of arson at an abandoned nursing home that caught fire on Monday.

Kyle Filipowski was the best player in summer league, what does that mean for his NBA future?

Kyle Filipowski didn't even know summer league MVP was a thing when he woke up Tuesday morning. By the afternoon, he had won the award.

Have You Seen This? Apple TV's hit 'Ted Lasso' is back in production

Everyone's favorite Apple TV+ show about lovable former college football coach-turned-Premier League manager Ted Lasso is finally, officially, actually coming back for a fourth season.

Utah's water supply plummets 12 percentage points amid hot, dry July

State water managers say they're surprised by how quickly Utah's reservoirs are dropping amid hotter and drier conditions this summer, and other factors.

Menzies back in court Wednesday as deadline to respond to commutation request nears

Death row inmate Ralph Menzies is scheduled to be back in court on Wednesday where his competency will again be addressed. He has also requested a commutation hearing.

These Salt Lake roads will be closed for Pioneer Day events

Police are warning residents, workers and visitors to be prepared for "significant and potentially lengthy" road closures tied to big events happening in Salt Lake City on Pioneer Day.

Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath's bat-biting frontman, dies at 76

Ozzy Osbourne, frontman of heavy metal band Black Sabbath, who earned his infamy biting the head off a bat on stage, died at the age of 76, his family said in a statement on Tuesday.

Officers, rescuers call for Pioneer Day weekend safety on water, land

Ahead of the Pioneer Day weekend, state law enforcement officers and rescuers are calling for safety on land and on water, as they hope to avoid additional outdoor injuries and deaths in the month of July.

Former Army recruiter charged with sexually assaulting 2 students in southern Utah

A former recruiter for the U.S. Army has been charged with using his position to sexually assault a college student and a high school teenager in southern Utah.

From gunfire to floats, a look at how Pioneer Day celebrations have changed

Commemorating the first pioneers has always been a loud and festive tradition in Utah.

Why this iconic company is leaving the state of California

In-N-Out owners say their decision to relocate company headquarters is thanks to the lack of business and family-friendly policies in California.

Utah plumbing business will change the way you think about plumbers

Homeowners are paying a lot more for the upkeep on their homes these days. You want your hard-earned dollars going to an honest and reputable company that doesn't overcharge.

Student hunger often goes unseen. This Washington County food drive aims to make a difference.

The St. George Shoppes at Zion will be holding a snack donation drive for local students called "Give Back with a Snack," in partnership with the Washington County School District Foundation's Counselor Closet Snack Pantry.

Patrick Kinahan: An excellent Utah season could prompt Whittingham's exit

Piecing together his own logic, Kyle Whittingham could well turn over the reins of the Utah football program to Morgan Scalley after this season.

Mexican brother-sister duo garner Teacher of Year honors in their respective school districts

Pablo De La Cruz Rodriguez and sister Lucía, both from Mexico, have garnered Teacher of the Year honors in the respective Utah school districts where they serve.

Heroic response: Woods Cross motorcycle employees save man from fiery explosion

Employees at a motorcycle shop are being praised for their heroic response after a man was critically burned in a flash fire involving highly flammable chemicals on Monday.

Man filmed woman in bathroom, then tracked his phone to sheriff's office, police say

An Idaho man was arrested last week for investigation of voyeurism and accused of placing his cellphone in a bathroom at a dairy farm in Utah County.

Hunter Biden suggests Joe Biden's disastrous debate was due to Ambien

Former President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, said his father's disastrous debate performance against President Donald Trump that led to the Democrat stepping aside as presidential candidate was the result of him taking Ambien due to his travel.

Heartbreak for Lehi family after tragic plane crash claims life of husband and father

A Lehi family is mourning the loss of a beloved husband and father after he died in a tragic plane crash near the West Yellowstone Airport.

How a local award-winning senior living center changes the standard

Avamere empowers seniors to maintain their independence while receiving the support and care services they need.

4 charged in double stabbing at Heber City quinceañera

Four men have been charged with attempted murder, and police are looking for at least two more in a weekend double stabbing during a quinceañera party in Heber City.

Trump releases Martin Luther King assassination files

The U.S. Justice Department on Monday released more than 240,000 pages of documents related to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., including records from the FBI, which had surveilled the civil rights leader as part of an effort to discredit the Nobel Peace Prize winner and his civil rights movement.

Pepsi is betting a popular health trend can get more people to drink its soda

As younger drinkers shun traditional soda brands for gut-friendly alternatives, PepsiCo is hoping to lure them back with its iconic cola flavor.

Utah's deer population is still down — and the state wants your ideas on how to change that

Utah's mule deer population remains well below the state's goal, and wildlife officials are hoping a series of public meetings will help generate ideas to improve that.